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What are special considerations to make when scanning large format documents?

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It is important to remember though that large-format documents typically need to be removed from tubes or racks and loaded into the scanner one at a time, so the  process of scanning large format documents can take a bit longer.  These large sheets also need special care and proper handling to avoid rips and tears in your documents.

 

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